Kingston area Museums and attractions Any items in BLUE can be clicked to see photos of that location
1000 Islands Cruises 613-549-5544 1 Brock St. Kingston		Sightseeing, lunch, diner and sunset crusies For more information click Here
Agnes Etherington Art Centre 613 533-2190 University Avenue at Bader Lane Kingston		Features a great selectionof children's art-related books and toys. For more information click Here
Bellevue House National Historic Site of Canada 613-545-8666 35 Centre St. Kingston		Bellevue House was once the home of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister. Restored to the 1840s period, and staffed by costumed interpreters, the house and gardens are kept much as they would have been during the time that Macdonald lived here with his wife and infant son. For more information click Here
Boiler Room Climbing Gym 613-549-0520 4 Cataraqui St. Kingston		The Boiler Room Climbing Gym is one of Canada's leading indoor rock climbing facilities. With 35 routes and Canada's tallest indoor climb at 100 feet the Boiler Room is a great place to have some active fun. For more information click Here
Brigantine Tall Ship Summer Camp 613-544-5175 53 Yonge St. Kingston		Learn about the thrill of crewing a beautiful windjammer on the open seas. For more information click Here
Canada's Penitentiary Museum 613-530-3122 555 King Street West Kingston		The "Friends of the Penitentiary Museum" are dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the fascinating history of Canada's Penitentiary System. For more information click Here
Confederation Tour Trolley 613-548-4453 209 Ontario St. Kingston		Relax and let our guides take you through an exploration of the historic sites and modern attractions of Canada’s second oldest city. Highlights include Royal Military College, Fort Henry, Fort Frontenac, Kingston’s penitentiaries, Olympic Harbour and Bellevue House. For more information click Here
Old Fort Henry 613-542-7388 County Road 2 Kingston		Sentries guard the entrance to this 19th century British military fortress, only to let you in if you are ready to enter British garrison life during the year of Canada's confederation. For more information click Here
Haunted Walks 613-549-6366 200 Ontario Street Kingston		Best known for the tours and local ghost stories and ‘darker’ history which are presented in the evening, when the lights are low and the atmosphere is just right for a good ghost story. For more information click Here
International Hockey Museum 613-544-2355 York and Alfred Kingston		Features an outstanding collection of early skates, sticks and memorabilia that traces ice hockey's evolution and rules. For more information click Here
Kingston Family Fun World 613-530-2707 1533 McAdoo's Lane Kingston		Amusement park with go-karts, mini-putt, battle tent and a drive-in theatre For more information click Here
The Landings Golf Course and Teaching Centre 613-634-7888 Norman Rogers Airport Kingston		This 27 hole semiprivate golf course contains three nine hole courses that are played in three 18 hole combinations. All of the combinations feature large greens, seven water hazards, and many out-of-bounds stakes lining the fairways For more information click Here
Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area 613-546-4228 Division St. Kingston		Family activities including nature camp, trails and picnic area. For more information click Here
Maclachlan Woodworking Museum 613-542-0543 2993 Highway 2 Kingston		The MacLachlan Woodworking Museum is a great place for families and kids. Register your child for Beaded Jewellery, Dig In, Featuring Fossils, Fun with Paints, Dino- Bones and more. For more information click Here
Marine Museum of the Great Lakes 613-542-2261 55 Ontario St. Kingston		The museum's extensive exhibits provide a look at 19th and 20th century shipbuilding and life on the Great Lakes and the 3,000 ton icebreaker, the Alexander Henry, is open for tours. For more information click Here
Pump House Steam Museum 613-546-4696 23 Ontario Street Kingston		Upon entering the building, a visitor easily steps back to the era when steam power was king, a variety of industrial steam engines both in full and model sizes may be viewed. For more information click Here
Playtrium 613-389-5553 541 Days Rd. Kingston		Unique 'indoor family activity centre' with 'multi-level climbing structures', 'traverse climbing wall', 'arcade games' and family/child related programs' offering stimulating play for children of all ages. Foe more information click Here
Military Communications and Electronics Museum 613-541-5395 95 Craftsman Blvd., Highway #2 Kingston		Many displays, some hands-on, from the early years of military communication to the present. It's not just tubes and electronics, there are many more display items to delight young and old, and to experience history with a touch of nostalgia. Chat with our volunteers and share their knowledge. For more information click Here
Miller Museum of Geology and Mineralogy 613-533-6767 Miller Hall, Queen's University Kingston		An active earth-science teaching museum for local schools and natural-science interest groups in eastern Ontario. The museum features many fossil and mineral displays, a working seismograph, and an educational tour program of "hands on" geology activities. For more information click Here

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